Police seized the firearm and arrested the suspected shooter, who is barred from owning guns, according to the LBPD.
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Things to do in Long Beach this weekend — including a citywide art festival and Disney Pride concert
Long Beach Walls is back with its citywide celebration of beauty. You could also check out all-star sumo wrestling or a Disney concert celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride.
Posted inCrime
Music instructor arrested on suspicion of exposing himself to a girl and two women
There’s been a warrant out for his arrest for nearly two years, records show. Police have asked any other potential victims to come forward.
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Long Beach decides to allow e-scooters on the beach bike path
The decision goes into effect soon, but first, the city must devise regulations mostly related to safety, which could take up to three months.
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Long Beach will fly the Disability Pride flag during the month of July
“Symbolism and representation matters,” said Councilmember Mary Zendejas, who made the motion to fly the flag.
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Sales tax increase to fund homeless services qualifies for November ballot
If passed, the initiative would repeal the quarter-cent sales tax created by Measure H and replace it with a half-cent sales tax dedicated to homeless prevention.
Posted inFood
Chef Eugene Santiago reinterprets classic Filipino food with a farm-fresh, community-focused sensibility
Storytelling with foods is “always the mission,” whether it’s fine dining in an art gallery or donating meals to an adult day care center, Santiago says.
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‘Automatic’ registration would boost California’s voter rolls. What’s the downside?
Advocates say expanding voter registration will help more Black and Latino Californians have a say at the ballot box. But other voter groups say registering to vote should still be voluntary — and they don’t see the bill as an effective way to increase voter diversity.
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Sting operation catches 6 adults who agreed to buy alcohol for minors, LBPD says
Police used underage decoys who would ask for help buying alcohol at local convenience stores, according to the LBPD.
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Port spending on massive rail facility accelerates as construction draws near
The port expects to spend close to half of its total budget on various improvement projects, including $204 million on a new rail facility that has been in the planning and approval stages for 15 years.